tina: i did.lemonis: sidelined by her husband, tina began to make and sell a collection of all-natural protein snacks. tina: i just started throwing some stuff together, see how it tasted. -lemonis: they taste good. -tina: [ chuckles ] lemonis: i saw a lot of potential in tina and her snacks, and i also saw incredible passion in michael. michael: chest up. attaboy. nice, high thighs! lemonis: so, i decided to make two deals with the senas -- $50,000 for a 50% stake in tina's protein snacks... tina: thank you. lemonis: ...and $250,000 for a 75% interest in pro-fit. but michael resented his wife's new business venture. michael: when we met a long time ago, we said we would do everything together. me sitting out here like i'm some chooch. tina: i've done a lot of [bleep] for you. -michael: you talk too much. -tina: this is -- no. lemonis: and i decided i could no longer trust him with my investment. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business. the deal's off. it was the wake-up call tha

. >> she knows tina. >> stephen: harry doesn't know tina. >> i don't think harry knows tina. >> stephenn on broadway three times now? >> yeah, three times. >> stephen: and how old are you? >> what!? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: let me just say, in my defense, in-- in my defense, you look so young that i thought that was an okay question. >> thank you. ( laughter ) thank you. >> stephen: don't answer me. don't answer me. >> it's okay. you can just google. everyone's good at googling now. >> stephen: i was just going to say three times on broadway at such a young age. >> no, i'm cool. i'm 32. it's cool. >> stephen: what? ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks. boom shakalakalaka. >> stephen: wow. what was your first role? when you were a little girl, what was your first performance? >> my very, very first role. i was in "aladdin." i was a street rat. my mom made my costume. it was probably the same color as this outfit right now. and i was deathly afraid of the dark and the lights turned off and i started crying. >> stephen: yeah, that is a trouble. >> yeah. i've gotten better since, ye

airplane has that you keep that assembly line go on because of all the efficiencies in october 28th tina 737 max crashed in indonesia then another one went down in ethiopia last march 346 passengers were killed in those 2 plane crashes with the 737 max is faulty steering software playing a decisive role in both incidents so far boeing has been unable to deliver a software correction that can be approved by the us federal aviation administration their 737 is boeing's best selling aircraft airlines of place thousands of orders so u.s. airlines end european air carriers of had to cancel flights due to lack of aircraft the airlines themselves are in just a terrible spot because they're selling spring break they're selling summer without knowledge of what their fleet is and all parties need to have complete transparency here so we can come up with some reasonable plan you know get this crisis get things back on track the loss of production at boeing might have a ripple effect that could burden the entire u.s. economy. and let's bring in our financial correspondent in new york in scored a ripp

tina and her one—year—old daughter clarissa live next to a steel mill in mukuru, a pollution hotspotshed away every day. the particles and some other black smoke that normally comes out, that is the worst thing. when you breathe those particles, it's so painful. at this local clinic, the number of cases of pneumonia, asthma and chest infections has doubled in the last 12 months. the world health organization recognises air pollution as one of the causes. cecilia can hardly breathe, and this woman's lung capacity is not what it should be. there are nearly 750,000 people living in this community, and many of them are struggling to breathe because of the air quality. there is a team of african scientists who have come up with ways of measuring the air quality here, and they think that it is a step forward in finding a solution to this problem. these low—cost air pollution sensors are easy to install. they detect and record the amount of dangerous small particles in the air. that data is then transmitted to a website, where it can be accessed by anyone for free. our data is accurate, whi

another part of town, rashida and nazir, who like tina live near a steel mill, are still mourning theirratory disease, and the doctors say it could be caused by air pollution. now, they are worried about their surviving son. look at all these inhalers. i have to use this. the doctors are wondering. you know, this is too much for him. he is coughing. when he coughs, he coughs for a whole week. nazir believes that the data from the sensors in his community will help his campaign for clean air. data will not lie. sensors will not lie. it's very clear. all you need to do is use that, and you will get the answers you need. that's all we need. their hope is that this technology will empower communities like tina and clarissa's to fight for their right to clean air. the south korean singer and actor cha in—ha has been found dead in his home. he is the third k—pop star to die injust three months. no details have been released about how the 27—year—old died. cha's death comes less than ten days after k—pop singer goo hara was found dead in her home. a british veteran who escaped the siege of dun

the hope is that this technology will empower communities like tina and clarissa's to fight for their has been found dead in his home. he is the third k—pop star to die injust three months. no details have been released about how the 27—year—old died. cha's death comes less than ten days after k—pop singer goo hara was found dead in her home. the winner of this year's turner prize has been announced at a ceremony here in london — or that should be winners? because, for the first time ever, the world—famous art prize was awarded jointly to all those artists who had been nominated. rich preston has the story. the british seaside town of margate was the backdrop, and the traditionalfairground was the backdrop, and the traditional fairground arc dreamland. now in its 35th year, the turner prize is known for its shock value. damien hirst‘s nomination in 1982 of a tiger shark in formaldehyde was one of the decade's most controversial pieces of art. in 1999, tracy emmons's work, my head, because the storm, though it didn't actually win. but this latest shock wasn't anything to do with the ar

tina davis manages our oil coverage at bloomberg news. have a great holiday. tina: thanks.rlet: let's take a close look at keep geopolitical development's oil and energy. that's bring in georgetown university professor brenda schaefer in washington. you say a key theme for 2020 will be challenges to u.s. utilities, the likes of pg&e. oilda: we talk a lot about and natural gas, we do not talk about electricity. we have piled on electricity. a lot of policy goals, climate goals, environmental goals, electricity reasoning everyone in small villages. we are seeing all around the world places where utilities cannot make the demand. the pg&e story is a systemic lack of ability to provide electricity to major areas of the population. we saw this two years ago in australia. that will be repeated in more places around the world. taylor: if anyone talks about pg&e, it is those of us out here in san francisco. i wonder if the market is correctly pricing in some of these risks. we take a look at implied oil volatility, it is half of what it was a year ago. it is the market doing a good

potential threat to the very existence of indigenous peoples well indigenous mexican american activist tina as has been campaigning against climate change since he was 6 years old as a teenager he's given speeches at the u.n. and headlined a town hall with senator bernie sanders and is even suing the u.s. government over it in action on climate change and he also helped organize the september $29000.00 global climate strikes which brought together almost $8000000.00 people and he joins me now from boulder colorado she says come on tina thanks for joining me on the front you've called the climate crisis the bottle of our generation's lifetime and you also say it's disproportionately impacting poor black and brown communities how so. so if you look at a very simple. literal experience for many communities of color in addition to the communities across the planet everything from the extraction to the transportation of fossil fuels to the impacts of flooding to rouse displacement from our homelands super storms all of those impacts are more likely to be found in marginalized communities import

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shows ♪ i've been so many places in my life ♪ >> dude, i love the audience >> reporter: kodi's mom tinahas transformed the way he communicates. >> with all of the interviews and the excitement of performing, i think that's what helped give him that confidence and that want to speak to people >> reporter: kodi's also back at the piano, writing new songs with his teacher sal. ♪ everything is bound to change ♪ >> i got a few songs i'm most excited about. >> reporter: and for mom tina, his lyrics will be more than just words. she hopes they'll lift other families up too. >> all of us parents want is for our kids to be accepted and have opportunities and i think that's what he opened the door by winning is he gave all of these kids acceptance and opportunities. >> reporter: kodi lee closing out his big year on a high and hopeful note jo ling kent, nbc news >> what an inspiring young man. well, that is "nightly news" for this christmas eve. i'm kristen welker in for lester for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching have a very merry christmas and good night. ♪ [applause] >> kelly: welc

the restoration is set to last 5 years tina nama bitch is one of the project leaders. diem's last word is along the consul hadn't been restored because with so much splenda you don't notice the actual damage at 1st glance and it's that this one and. who are here for example you can see a typical place visitors often touch where we have unfortunately already lost the layer of paint. the tourists cause marks and wear and tear even in places they don't get to directly such as on this treasure chest. it looks really creepy when it's magnified. it's the thought that the fact is visitors to shedding and dropping things all the time mainly textile fibers but also skin flakes hair all kinds of things and that's why we have so much dust throughout the whole room in my hood to stop of comment. for decades the wood was regularly polished with oil. but that was a big mistake because it caused even more dirt to stick to the surface. as every surface was so now i have like a sandwich several layers of oil and dirt which you really hard to remove from the base surface. and it also ca

tina and i'm a bitch is looking for her colleague is he supposed to be here. the minstrels hall is the largest room in the castle. and the restoration work is going on 8 metres above the tourists heads. now you can see the details. this is water damage right exactly like up on the ceiling the water also got down here and for good very nice. this something here. and these 2. this is the 1st time we're doing this is really going over old 2 surfaces it's necessary of course that's a big responsibility. on the ceiling alone some 2000 individual areas need to be restored. mckayla christology and 2 colleagues have been working on it for more than a year already. this is how the minstrels hall should look again. it seems to. us and when i was 1st in the minstrels hall to make the offer and this is the image i had with me. it's really if you take the light alone and how it reflects off the gold or how the colors here interact with the sculptures and to some it's really fascinating story. a scene in the shifting right now the scaffolding is taking a lot of the lightnin

. >> seth: you're doing a show on nbc with tina fey -- >> tina fey. >> seth: as a creator and robertner. >> right actually i've spent some time with them. everyone says tina fey and robert carlock it's robert carlock -- >> seth: he's just -- i've known him a long time. >> and tina fey. >> seth: yeah, they -- i would say they're equal. because i'm afraid of both of them [ laughter ] yeah, so i like to put them on equal pedestal >> i know for a fact they don't watch your show. so that's why i could say that [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: well, there's no way i would have beat that for a closer ted danson, everyone [ cheers and applause "the good place" airs thursday nights on nbc. we'll be right back elizabeth olsen. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ woah! t'is the season for all things ultimate. the ultimate cheesy garlic bread collection. with the new ultimate steak. ultimate meatball marinara and ultimate spicy italian. try it today, only at subway. (mili(military mom)band) hey 1hey.ergeant. (military mom's husband) how are you? (military mom) i'm good. did you get the lights up yet? (m

tina: we've had two full days of trading now. they went up to their daily limit of 10% and today they went up about 5%. for a few brief hours, they were trading at the magical $2 trillion level. that is the level that the saudi crown prince was looking for. where do we go from here? investors have told us they think it will increase by another 10% to 18% in the next week. on the other hand, we got a note today saying get out, it's time to sell. opinions are all over the place. alix: considering the difficulties the crown prince had bringing this close to $2 trillion valuation, it's impressive they got there. does is do anything to the international listing? tina: there was a pullback and it became a local effort. you see a lot of local money in this. that defeats the purpose of trying to defray the liability and inject new money into saudi arabia that is not oil related. again, you having a lot of your own investors in the kingdom put their money into essentially an oil bet. it's not really accomplishing everything the crown prin

tina and her one—year—old daughter clarissa live next to a steel mill in mukuru, a pollution hot spotother black smoke that normally comes out, that is the worst thing. when you breathe those particles, it's so painful. at this local clinic, the number of cases of pneumonia, asthma and chest infections has doubled in the last 12 months. the world health organization recognises air pollution as one of the causes. cecilia can hardly breathe... and... this woman's lung capacity is not what it should be. there are nearly three quarters of a million people living in this community and many of them are struggling to breathe because of the air quality. there is a team of african scientists who have come up with ways of measuring the air quality here, and they think that it is a step forward in finding a solution to this problem. these low—cost air pollution sensors are easy to install. they detect and record the amount of dangerous small particles in the air. that data is then transmitted to a website where it can be accessed by anyone for free. our data is accurate, which means anyone in an

coming up at 6:00, breakfast with rogerjohnson and tina daheeley.t on bbc news, witness history comes from the royal academy in london, with razia iqbal. hello and welcome to witness history. as we present five extraordinary moments from history, as told to us by people who were there. coming up, the peaceful demonstrations which started the fall at the berlin wall. the fight online against the islamic state group in mosul and the dancers who broke down barriers to become the first black classical ballet com pa ny. but first, as part of the bbc‘s crossing divide season, we bring you two perspectives on a historic moment in the relationship between the us and iran. in 1979, a group of iranian students overran the us embassy in tehran and took the americans inside hostage. we had an opportunity to convey the message of the iranian people to the world. we had to make the best of this opportunity. in iran, hundreds of students have broken into the american embassy in tehran, holding a number of staff hostage. revolutionary guards and police did nothing

to leave something really powerful behind she does come up tina's thank you so much for joining me. much percentage. born in the foothills of the himalayas to a forest conservationist indian environmentalist fund donnish even as one of the world's most renowned activists taking on big multinationals like monsanto and cargill and championing the idea that our planet's future depends on farming systems that are focused around women originally trained as a physicist vandana shiva has written over 20 books and serves as an advisor to both n.g.o.s and the indian government she's been described as a rock star in the global movements against climate change and genetically modified organisms and she joins me now from new delhi vandana shiva thank you for joining me on the front and maybe when it comes to climate change today who or what is enemy number one in your view climate change of course isn't a person it's the result of the actions of a responsible actor. primarily the fossil fuel industry and fossil fuel or derived industrial agriculture including the poison cartel they created a ha

week w. 7 7 7 7 ringback they're drunk jump to their eyeballs and there embroidering do you want tina says project creates fashion with people who are usually surrounded by prostitution crack and chaos says there was this project is about healing and to heal people have to work together. this is talk of tom capital of columbia and more specifically science of faith home to our rather unconventional fashion show. margot it is doesn't like getting up early she's agreed to make an exception for us because otherwise it's difficult to get her on her own. if hearing which and there's always a lot of people here there's always someone ringing at the door i love the piece which is the opposite of chaos but order is also good so long as it doesn't put a brake on improvisation. they produce. de'monte no name translates as diamond rainbow she called herself this a few years ago after her brother's violent death triggered what she calls inner revolution. gossip and i had a lovely house in the wealthy noisy husband children everything was perfect. then i opened my eyes with a new consciousness cau

when other doors close at night tina opens hers. i think. i think. 7 anyone can come however high they are. 7 7 7 1 of them pulls a knife but de'monte now doesn't mind. you haven't put that away what's wrong relax have a seat let me sort this out. she has some nice words for everyone as well as sewing needles thread and instruction. from her really influence. you can come to them with can you change the music. and we attract people from the streets who are just walking by looking for a community who are on the same wavelength as us all here for a reason. and we attract them. and gradually the atmosphere changes calm descends on the chaos everyone gets lost in the work. that. edwin came here especially to embroider. the book really is the atmosphere is good there isn't any stress look people are cool. guys like a home. where everything works. and there's no trouble my job. is not in the chaos and this is an item of clothing that we're going to present at the fashion show and it's very important to do it well and you're doing it really well ok

ramÓn: si pudiera y ver esto, un mega nacimiento de este santa claus estÁ en la tina de baÑo, es unaalupe. antes de ir al mega nacimiento, figuras con que estÁn integradas conocimientos. marÍa: son nacimientos de mi nieta y hemos traÍdo de varios paÍses. ramÓn: de este lado estÁ lo más emocionante, miren, vean las dimensiones de este nacimiento. cuÁndo tiempos le lleva a armar este nacimiento? >> comienzo desde octubre. ramÓn: cuantas piezas para armar este nacimiento. marÍa: unas 4000 piezas se prevÉn en familias, amigos y amistades. ramÓn: tenemos elementos que estÁn funcionando con electricidad y baterÍa tambiÉn. marÍa: la mayoría es de electricidad. comenzamos con la estrella y los Ángeles, el pesebre y los reyes que en lo principal de los nacimientos. paola: ramÓn, nos dices que son 4000 piezas, cuÁnto tiempo le toma poder armarlo para que estÉ listo en navidad? marÍa: 10 semanas, dos meses y medio aproximadamente. ramÓn: vamos a regresar un poco mÁs adelante, de regreso contigo a nuestros estudios ancestrales. paola: contigo volvemos en breve. la familia de pgy g podrÍan subir.

tina: this is speculation/gossip .hearing from the joint monitoring committee on wednesday. we will get a press conference on thursday. opec plus could always upend everything with the russians declaring whatever the russians want to do. past hour, wehe got some data from last week in terms of hedge fund positioning. lot of money behind the idea that we are going to come out of this and potentially have a rise in prices. scarlet: certainly you will keep us on top of the gossip/speculation/buzz coming out of opec this week. bloomberg anchor amanda lange sat down exclusively with the ceo of canada's asset manager. he says he is preparing for the next downturn but we are not quite there yet. anything in the current economic environment that troubles us, that there is going to be something happening tomorrow morning. having said that, we are close to 11 years into this economic cycle. i don't think economic cycles have been repealed. there will be a recession in the developed markets at some point in time. have very that,

matches tina verna was the man in the spotlight in dusseldorf georgina fans had to run bright ideas as to how to stop the goal scoring machine but it took them just a minute to work out that laci is a many headed beast conrad line a funny space to deliver the cross for patrick chick. just like that it was one nil after one minute she has now scored and or assisted in each of these last 3 matches $1.00 to $1.00 half time and vanna had not yet hit the target but that would change in the 2nd term after a shot from lukas cost him and crashed into the arm of the defender from close range on closer inspection the ref decided it was a penalty so finally got and took his chance from 11 nations. to me a lot seek as vanna extended his streak to 6 consecutive matches. the finishing touches came in the 75th minute as muscles of its system feed on frenchmen nobody knew p.l.o. . alpha heda the 22 year old 2nd goal of the season once he win 3 nil and leave doesn't go flying when his brain is. and from now pulls up lately. next up is our but as they can best a wrap up starting with yet berlin with onl

restorers tina nama bitch michela crystal are among the privileged few allowed to stay annoyed at night. they're both working on the 1st major restoration of the castle and are taking the opportunity to look around in peace. there are hundreds of animals and mythical creatures to be discovered. state of infamy for different this you can see this year wealth of imagination that went into the furnishings you notice it in so many details and no matter where you look there's always something to find and if you love us. and then they can see if there is stories everywhere on every wall when you can just enjoy them in peace without anyone blocking your vision without having to hurry because the group has to go to the next room that's really great. and was not a riginal intended for the public looting the 2nd had wanted it all for himself. but it is this castle above all others that has become an icon around the world. this is true for. this castle functions like a legend which means that its image is more powerful than what's behind it you enjoy this castle without understanding what it repre

soldiers also died authorities say security forces repelled the assailants killing 80 of them were tina faso has been battling an islamist insurgency since 2015. well now to syria where there is no end in sight to the misery inflicted on civilians in the besieged province of eclipse the last major rebel stronghold russian airstrikes supporting the assad regime killed at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school house the united nations is warning of a humanitarian catastrophe. that till now min in egypt has become a ghost town people living here have fled the government offensive against rebels. shabab people are fed up fled to live on the leaf trees this is a vegetable market there's no one here i haven't seen anyone other than journalists taking pictures of me and. most of those fleeing are hitting north towards the turkish border. and they did not we run away from the rockets out of the barrel and explosive shells. we were asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army . they are ki

domestic programs after domestic programs the benefits working families and middle-class folks and tina citizens. we will also pass the united mexico agreement consistent with commitment to the american worker for organized labor and do it in a way that has the overwhelming support of the labor movement in this country for the first time kept oury, we have promise to the american people that we would fight for everyday ouricans consistent with for the people agenda. this week alone shows the difference between a democratic majority in the house and a republican majority, which we had in december of 2018. in the prior congress, the signature legislative accomplishment was to pass the gop tax scam where 83% of the benefits with to the wealthiest 1% in america. a was a sham, scam and shakedown of everyday americans. this week, we will move legislation on the floor that restores some fairness to everyday americans, middle-class folks and those who aspire to be part of the middle class by beginning the process of restoring the state and local tax the dachshunds which was stripped away to giv

and elsewhere in latin america people were taken to the streets and i didn't tina and she like to protest against economic reforms and a higher cost of living. i. i cost of living was also a major issue for zimbabweans the protests were triggered by a 130 percent fuel price hike and that on the country's declining standard of living prompted people to take to the streets throughout the year the. u.s. plane make a boeing also dominated headlines this year it started last march with a fatal plane crash in ethiopia. the 2nd for it 737 max at 1st the company tried to deny responsibility but air transportation authorities were soon ordering the grounding of a 737 max its best selling aircraft within weeks of the incident since then the plane maker has been mired in a crisis in december boeing said it was holding production of a 737 max and c.e.o. dennis mullen burge was ousted new seal david calhoun will now face the task of engineering a turnaround and rescuing started reputation. it's been a busy year for the markets across the world but it appears the u.s. markets have managed to ride out t

with 13 goals in his last 12 competitive matches tina verna was the man in the spotlight. pushing a fans had the run brought ideas as to how to stop the goal scoring machine the took them just a minute to work out that laci is a many headed beast conradt line a funny spice to deliver the cross for patrick chick. just like that it was one after one minute she is now scored and or assisted in each of these last 3 matches one half time and vanna had not yet hit the target but that would change in the 2nd term after a shot from lucas cross them on crashed into the arm of the defender from close range on closer inspection the ref decided it was a penalty i finally got and took his chance from 11 make us. to know laci goes down a extended his streak to 6 consecutive matches. the finishing touches came in the 75th minute as muscles opposite assisted for young french men nobody look e.l.o. . alpha heda the 22 year old 2nd goal of the season watch he win 3 and leave doesn't go flying when his bring is. and from now. lately it's. all caught up and d.-w. up next shift living in the d

bret it's still ongoing and there's clearly a massive risk for the defense force tina fey who is tasked with going to be or white island to retrieve the bodies and that risk is getting higher s. as each day passes the chance of another option is this high as 60 percent and government scientists say the volcano is becoming more and more dangerous regard list the police has a deep commitment to the families who have been waiting for days the team went to the island at about 7 30 am new zealand time with d.h. all for treating the victims as quickly as possible also a number of local fishermen have been wanting to take matters into their own hands and another local who is a pilot helicopter who was one of the 1st responders whose brother is still on the island. he was also wanting to take matters into his own hands this pilot informed media that 6 bodies are a 15 minute walk from the shoreline and they're clustered within 200 meters of the child but also for finding the other 2 may be difficult with their wrists with the ongoing wrists but once retreats the remains will be helicoptered onto

tina: we've had two full days of trading now.nt up to their daily limit of 10% and today they went up about 5%. for a few brief hours, they were trading at the magical $2 trillion level. that is the level that the saudi crown prince was looking for. where do we go from here? investors have told us they think it will increase and other cash -- by another 10% to 18% in the next week. on the other hand, we got a note today saying get out, it's time to sell. opinions are all over the place. alix: considering the difficulties the crown prince had bringing this close to $2 trillion valuation, it's impressive they got there. does is do anything to the international listing? tina: there was a pullback and it became a local effort. you see a lot of local money in this. that defeats the purpose of trying to defray the liability and inject new money into saudi arabia that is not oil related. again, you having a lot of your own investors in the kingdom put their money into essentially an oil bet. it's not really accomplishing everything the

welcome to breakfast with rogerjohnson and tina daheley. our headlines today: the ministry ofjustice launches an urgent review of the licence conditions of all terrorists freed from prison in response to friday's attack at london bridge. two people, including 25—year—old jack merritt, were killed in the attack by convicted terrorist usman khan — the victims will be remembered at church services this morning. former wales rugby captain gareth thomas tells prince harry he wants breaking the stigma around hiv to be his ‘everlasting legacy‘ in an interview to mark world aids day. joe root finds some form in new zealand. he hits an unbeaten century, as england edge themselves back into the second test in hamilton. good morning. a cold and frosty start for many of us some sunshine later on but watch out for mist and fog patches. all the details in 15 minutes. the government is reviewing the licence conditions of every convicted terrorist who has been freed from prison, in the wake of the attack at london bridge. two people were fatally stabbed on

at ten o'clock, tina daheley will be here with a full round—up of the day's news.n bbc news, our world. in 2016, pakistani social media sensation qandeel baloch was murdered — the victim of a so—called honour killing. as the court prepares to deliver its verdict, hani taha, who has followed the story in two previous our worlds, returns to qandeel‘s home town. a warning — the programme has adult themes right from the start. qandeel baloch was pakistan's first social media superstar. she was both loved and loathed. for conservative pakistan, her videos were provocative. too provocative. injuly 2016, she was murdered for bringing shame on herfamily. six men, one of them are brother, stood trial for the killing. my name is hani taha and, for the last three years, i have filming with the parents as they seek justice for the daughter. as the trial concludes, i'm returning to multan for the verdict and to find out how qandeel‘s life and death have changed my country. multan high court, central pakistan. qandeel‘s parents have been coming here almost weekly for the last th

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[tina] you're an old lady. a big holiday season for issue makers, with albert's fighting against amazon, hitting a new high. liz claman is here with all of this. liz. >> happy, good to see you back, my friend. charles: thank you. >> boy i have to tell you, we have the co-ceo and cofounder of the company that has outfitted for their feet everyone from silicon valley entrepreneurs to hollywood hunks. there is a huge stampede to pick up the all birds. you have to watch out. amazon is selling a bunch of knockoffs of these things. why do you have everybody from the west coast, to the east coast, in between jumping to buy these things? we're going to speak to the ceo about exactly what it is that everyone loves so much. here is a hint, charles, it goes way beyond comfort. i don't know if you saw skechers stock. it is up 87% year-to-date. it is jumping another 3 and 3/4. we'll tell you why. footwear is all over the place on the "claman countdown." we'll watch for the records once again on the dow, s&p and nasdaq. char

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